This woman is courted by Sir Bromell la Pleche, and on two occasions is helped by Dame Brusen. Called Perevida in Italian and also known as Amite or Heliabel, she lives for a time in the castle of Blyaunt and earlier in a place that Sir Bors calls the Castle Adventurous. She has a showdown with another character, whom she tells off for adultery and who throws her out of the latter's home, after the lover that they share goes mad and leaps out a window. She later finds that man and cures him with the Holy Grail. Earlier, after being rescued from a boiling bath, this daughter of King Pelles is aided by a magic spell that makes her look like Queen Guinevere so that she can sleep with Sir Lancelot. Sharing her name with the Lady of Astolat, this is, for 10 points, what mother of Sir Galahad?
This woman is courted by Sir Bromell la Pleche, and on two occasions is helped by Dame Brusen. Called Perevida in Italian and also known as Amite or Heliabel, she lives for a time in the castle of Blyaunt and earlier in a place that Sir Bors calls the Castle Adventurous. She has a showdown with another character, whom she tells off for adultery and who throws her out of the latter's home, after the lover that they share goes mad and leaps out a window. She later finds that man and cures him with the Holy Grail. Earlier, after being rescued from a boiling bath, this daughter of King Pelles is aided by a magic spell that makes her look like Queen Guinevere so that she can sleep with Sir Lancelot. Sharing her name with the Lady of Astolat, this is, for 10 points, what mother of Sir Galahad?
This woman is courted by Sir Bromell la Pleche, and on two occasions is helped by Dame Brusen.
{Elaine} of {Corbenic} [or {Carbonek}; or {Corbin}; do not accept “{Elaine} of {Astolat}”, “{Elaine} of {Garlot}”, or “{Elaine} of {Benwick}”]